• September 08, 2022

Christopher Reed Injured in Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

Harris County, TX -- September 4, 2022, Christopher Reed was injured following an accident involving a suspected hit-and-run driver.

Preliminary details given in the news say that the accident happened late Sunday in the area of the South Beltway and Highway 288.

It appears that 21-year-old Christopher Reed was on a motorcycle when it's believed a white car that was behaving erratically hit Reed, then fled the scene. As a result of the crash, Reed lost his leg and sustained other injuries. Investigators are ongoing at this time.

Commentary on Christopher Reed Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County

It's just shameful to see a young man's life changed forever and for another driver involved to just leave him behind without remorse. Especially considering the reported behavior of the suspect driver prior to the collision, my concern is they may have fled to hide something specific like drunk driving.

Christopher Reed Injured in Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

That's an all too common factor down in Harris County. Investigating those possibilities could even result in unique legal avenues to potentially get this family the help they need. Of course, those steps forward will require continued efforts to identify and apprehend the driver responsible for all of this. Hopefully some vigilant member of the community can connect the dots and get a resolution to this awful event.

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